As of January 15, 2026, data reveals that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for Saudi Arabia has remained steady at 0.1% for December 2025. This continuity mirrors the previous month's statistic, which also recorded a 0.1% growth in November 2025, suggesting a period of relative economic steadiness in the kingdom’s consumer prices.
The month-over-month comparison shows no change from November to December, with actual CPI figures maintaining the same rate as the preceding month. This lack of fluctuation over the two consecutive months indicates a stable pricing environment for consumers and businesses alike.
This consistent CPI performance during the tail end of 2025 reflects a period where price levels for goods and services in Saudi Arabia have neither surged nor dropped significantly, potentially indicating that the government’s economic measures or market conditions are currently managing inflationary pressures effectively. This stability could provide a cushion for economic planning and policy decisions moving forward into 2026.